Truck ran out of gas and now won't start

Asked by John Feb 26, 2018 at 05:26 AM about the 2005 Ford Ranger 2 Dr Edge Standard Cab SB

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 05 ford ranger with a mustang engine and
kenne bell Super charger. Ran out of gas and won't
turn over.  I Have checked fuel reset switch, fuel
pump, fuel pressure, is all good. I sprayed
carburetor fluid in the intake in the truck started up
but only for a few seconds. Got desperate and kept
spraying to keep it running for a while. But still no
fix. For whatever reason it's not getting fuel to the
engine I really need help if anyone has any
suggestions.

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Check to see if the fuel injectors are pulsing. If you have fuel pressure and the injectors aren't operating it will never run.

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